Presbyterian Medical Services Benefits Overview

Provides independent direct medical care to patients under clinical oversight from the Site Medical Director or Vice President of Clinical Affairs. The physician must comply with applicable program contracts and grants, maintain required medical licenses and registrations, obtain hospital privileges when applicable, and complete required certifications, screenings, immunizations, and background checks.

Assists with Head Start classroom activities, meal preparation and delivery, and safe transportation for children. Assignments may include classroom, center, kitchen, bus, or route duties. The role requires maintaining a safe, orderly environment and supporting program operations. Employees must complete required early childhood education training, obtain First Aid and BLS/CPR certifications, and pass health, tuberculosis, and criminal background screenings.

Provides targeted support to children requiring additional assistance across multiple early childhood classrooms. Responsibilities include supporting classroom activities and working with children from birth through age five. Requires a high school diploma or GED, early childhood education credentials or enrollment, completion of an approved entry-level course, and First Aid and BLS/CPR certification. Background, health, and TB screening are required.